In The News
- Order a Spokane Indians ‘Ballpark Dinner To-Go,’ help support Second Harvest August 10, 2020Baseball may have struck out during the pandemic, but you can bring home some ballpark cuisine with the Spokane Indian’s ‘Ballpark Dinner To-Go!’
- Advocates concerned about child abuse as schools move to remote learning August 10, 2020Without the watchful eye of a teacher, some students learning from home could be vulnerable to child abuse and neglect.
- Court docs: Spokane murder suspect kills ex-wife as she was coming to pick up kids August 10, 2020Spokane Police arrested a 35-year-old man for allegedly killing his ex-wife Saturday afternoon. She was in town to pick up her kids.
- YWCA Spokane CEO named director of Washington Women’s Commission August 10, 2020Washington Governor Jay Inslee named YWCA Spokane CEO Regina Malveaux as the new director of the Washington Women’s Commission.
- Washington apple crop projected to be larger than 2019 August 10, 2020SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — This year’s Washington state apple crop is expected to be slightly larger than the 2019 crop.